Impact of Transition to Peace Regime on Korean Peninsula Security

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Explore the impact of transition to a peace regime on the security of the Korean Peninsula through topics such as the Panmunjom Joint Security Area, the Demilitarized Zone, and the division between North and South Korea since the Korean War. Discover the significance of a peace treaty in Northeast Asia and the influence of the South-South conflict in Korea.


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  1. Impact of the transition to a peace regime on the security of the Korean Peninsula Soon-ok Myong ProfessorofKoreanStudies Faculty of Oriental Studies Al Farabi Kazakh National University

  2. Panmunjom JSA (Joint security area)

  3. DMZ (Demilitarized zone)

  4. Significance of Issue on Peace Treaty Idea of Eurasia Foundation & UN s SDGs Influence on Security of Northeast Asia; the world order The South-South conflict in South Korea (Lee 2018): Progressives versus Conservatives

  5. Calling for impeachment (newstapa.org, Nov 27, 2016) Against impeachment (ko.wikipedia.org, Feb 11, 2017) Calling for resigning of Moon (newdaily.co.kr, Aug 15, 2020)

  6. https://gisgeography.com/south-korea-map/

  7. (1945) Independence from Japanese occupation (1950-1953) Korean War

  8. Republic of Korea Democratic People's Republic of Korea Division of Korean Peninsular since the Armistice Agreement in 1953

  9. NASA 2014

  10. August 8, 2017, sundayjournal.kr

  11. The Hindu, BBC (September 13, 2021, iasparliament.com)

  12. Dictatorship Communist Command economy NORTH KOREA Democracy Capitalist Free market economy SOUTH KOREA

  13. Park Chunghee Park

  14. Jan 22, 2021. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_ Korean_defectors https://www.statista.com/

  15. PEACENIK Peacekeeperor peace breaker ? From a realist perspective of international politics (Morgenthau 1978; Mearsheimer, 2018; Lee D. 2007; Lee Ch. 2007; Kim M. 2016; Kim H. 2000)

  16. The Development of the Debate on DEW and PT North Korea s consistent stance: Claims NK sgoal: Withdrawal of US troops from South Korea; North Korea-led Korean unification South Korea s previous consistent stance: Objection Current regime of South Korea since 2018: Advocacy - Inter-Korean Summit and 4 27 Panmunjom Declaration : - President Moon s efforts for DEW & PT on the international diplomatic stage

  17. Panmunjom Declaration on April 27 (2018 South and North Korea Summit)

  18. Proposal of an end-of-war declaration since 2018 Urgingefforts for a peace treaty When a declaration of an end to the war is achieved, complete peace can begin with irreversible progress in denuclearization. -Moon s a keynote speech at the 76th UN General Assembly- (Sept 22, 2021, BBC Korea)- Bloomberg.com Sept 26, 2018

  19. BTS at the opening session of the UNs SDG Moment (high-level meeting of the Sustainable Development Goals) (Sept. 20, 2021)

  20. Proposal of an end-of-war declaration & a peace treaty Bill Call for a Declaration of an End to the War and Conclusion of a Peace Treaty to the U.S. House of Representatives(BBC Korea, May 21, 2020) Versus Campaign calling for the repeal of the Korean Peninsula Peace Act by CPAC(Conservative Political Action Conference) under ACU(American Conservative Union, KCPAC, Liberal Democratic Party

  21. Peacekeeping system under the wartime regime Armistice System Parties to the war: North Korea, China, (Soviet Union) versus UN forces by The United Nations Command (Security Council Resolution 1588, July 1950) Parties to 7 27ArmisticeAgreement, 1953 (Chung 2020; Kim M. 2016) - The Commander-in-Chief, UN Command/ The Supreme Commander of the Korean People s Army (NK)/ The Commander of the Chinese People s volunteers (China) - The 38th parallel between South and North Korea Device for Deterrence of War The Korea-U.S. Mutual Defense Treaty: Oct 1, 1953 by the leadership of Lee S.M.

  22. Foreseeable problems from DEW and PT . Imbalance of military power & disruption of the deterrence of war - Dismantling of the United Nations Command in Panmunjom - Withdrawal of US forces from South Korea (the ROK-US alliance system) - Impossible to promptly intervene in war on the Korean Peninsula

  23. Denuclearization of NK Basic Presuppositions for PT(Koo 2021, 63) Repeated failure of negotiations for NK s nuclear disarmament Principle to eliminate NK s nuclear weapon CVID (Complete, Verifiable and Irreversible Dismantlement) FFVD (Final, Fully Verified Denuclearization (Chung 2020, 331)

  24. Does a peace treaty guarantee peace? Examples of peace treaty vulnerabilities (Lee D. 2007; Lee Ch. 20017; Steven 1949; Russett 1993) 1) In 1938, British Prime Minister Chamberlain signed and declared the Munich Agreement with Hitler "Peace for our time", Germany's invasion of Poland a year later; the outbreak of World War II. 2) In January 1973, the Paris Peace Agreement ending the Vietnam War; Two years later, North Vietnam invasion toSouth Vietnam; the fall of south Vietnam

  25. National interest & war theory (E.H. Carr, Hans J. Morgan Thau, John J. Mearsheimer, Lee, Ch.) National interest, morality, and human nature Components of national interest (Lee Ch. 2007) SPPP (survival, power, prosperity, prestige of honor) True peace from the establishment of military deterrence

  26. Conclusion and Suggestions Specific condition of security maintenance on the Korean Peninsular The vulnerability of the peace treaty (Gustave Valbert, 1894) Low feasibility of a peace treaty on the Korean Peninsula Components of national interest (Lee Ch. 2007) SPPP (survival, power, prosperity, prestige of honor) Efforts for North Korea's denuclearization: - to persuade North Korea; - to seek cooperation with the international community; - to build trust with NK

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